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Government pledges to pay striking teachers as payment dispute is resolved

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Government pledges to pay striking teachers as payment dispute is resolved

Government spokesperson and Abura Asebu-Kwamankese MP Felix Kwakye Ofosu said the President has been briefed on the strike and has instructed that every necessary action be taken to get teachers back into the classroom.“So he has instructed that every necessary action be taken to ensure that teachers go back to the classroom,” he said on Joy News’ PM Express on Wednesday.“Once that is done, government has to meet its commitment, so we will meet it,” he added.

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